The Dominant Approach of Member's Owning the Assets of an Unincorporated

question 4

Multiple Choice

The dominant approach of member's owning the assets of an unincorporated association between themselves is not without problems. Which of the following statements is not one of these valid criticisms?

• A) It deprives the Crown of assets which it should be entitled to, bona vacantia.
• B) It is not universally applicable, so that in some areas the courts still prefer the resulting trust analysis.
• C) Members of clubs may not expect to be entitled to any property assets as members.
• D) The members may get a windfall as a result of the association ceasing to exist.

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Definitions:

Reciprocity

A social principle that involves exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, particularly in the context of social relationships.

Persuasive Communication

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Fear Appeal

A type of persuasive communication that influences behavior on the basis of arousing fear instead of rational analysis of the issues.

Rational Analysis

A systematic, logical evaluation of information or concepts to form a judgment or conclusion.